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From the blog of Jonathan Sacks at The Times of Israel

Researchers looked at atheists and religious people in the US and Sweden Both believers and non-believers are concerned with fairness and kindness But atheists don't think respect for authority or group loyalty are necessary to be moral Religious people are more likely to believe the world is a dangerous place Atheists' 'differently calibrated' moral compass may explain the belief that they're immoral

Atheists aren't less moral than religious people, study finds Dan Avery For Dailymail.com Are atheists immoral because they don't believe in God? It's a commonly held stereotype, but a new study suggests they're no less principled than religious people. Researchers found non-believers and believers shared similar views on fairness and not hurting people. But the atheists didn't see values that supported unity, like loyalty and respect for authority, were essential to be moral. Non-believers also tended to think more about the consequences of an action when deciding if somethin...

>> maybe you, do i love gossip. >> you love gossip. you traffic in it. >> that's the best word. gossip is a currency. >> guys do it too. >> it protects yourself from rivals. talking about aggression. if you are a smaller person, that's your tool for survival. it's about efluge. aggression and gossip are the weapons people have to protect themselves from rivals. that's what kimberly told me. >> come on. >> men tend to act more aggressively than taller counter parts. they had a game called the dictator game. men could have 8 one dollar coins or sprinkle them around the office. the short guys too...